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US Iran War News | Military on the Move, Iran Nuclear Sites Damaged | US Bases Under Attack | LIVE
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August 5, 2026
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5:22:41Now PlayingThe conflict between the United States and Iran continues to intensify, with both sides suffering significant military damage. The Pentagon has repositioned aircraft and key military assets away from vulnerable bases across the Middle East as Iranian missile and drone attacks continue to pose a serious threat.
Satellite imagery and military assessments indicate that multiple U.S. and allied military installations across Jordan, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and other regional locations have sustained damage to radar systems, maintenance facilities and infrastructure following Iranian retaliatory strikes. At the same time, American forces have carried out sustained bombing campaigns against Iranian military infrastructure, IRGC facilities and key nuclear-linked sites, including Fordow, Natanz and Esfahan.
Reports suggest the prolonged conflict has placed enormous pressure on U.S. interceptor missiles and precision-guided munitions, forcing commanders to prioritize defensive engagements while maintaining offensive operations.
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